Seeing my cousin and her kids who are over from Australia for the first time in

[Monty91]

15 years, or watching the Arsenal on TV?

Apparently I have no choice :-(

[Mack]

Australians will be well into the Arsenal ..

[Monty91]

http://www.jimmysworldgrill.co.uk/

[Classic Jorge]

[Brentwood]

"I watch enough football, for once it's nice if I go to the dinner party with your friends"

[Monty91]

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

but more depressing

http://www.jimmysworldgrill.co.uk/menus/main-courses

[Brentwood]

to watch Arsenal v Chelsea on TV, so she suggested we had plenty of time to pop in to see her friend on the way home. I reluctantly agreed, with all of the usual caveats. As we were sitting there and the time was ticking away, I realised there was no way I could get home in time for the game. So then I tried to google local pubs that might show it. Then just as we weare leaving (so i could have at least caught the second half) they suggested we went for a Sunday walk together. I was seething

[Classic Jorge]

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Of course you have a f**king choice.

a) It is only a cousin and further one you have not seen in a long time. Not seeing her is no big issue.

b) It is one football match, there will be others. Missing it is no big issue.

[Snin]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Really. You can't eat there!

[Peter]

Leave him alone for god's sake :-)

[Berni]

Naturally, I stood on my dignity and refused.

We ended up eating in KFC. I dislike Enfield.

[Peter]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

:-(

[Berni]

I refuse even to look at it when I pass it.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

Tedious, really. Not least as Cheshunt is a soulless dump.